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by m_t 9y ago
You specifically have to show your photo ID if you want the porn and torrent ban, hrm, I mean adult filter lifted from your Three account.
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by m_t 9y ago
Regarding Three, one of the telco available in the UK, as the parent said they were already aligned with this proposition with their "Feel at home" option. Since it covers the EU and many other non EU countries (USA included for i
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by m_t 9y ago
It's not free, it's just included in your existing contract. You're paying for 300 minutes at home? When you're abroad and phoning to a EU number, you're using those 300 minutes. Before, you either had to get a spec
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by m_t 9y ago
Have you tried reading the description? > Localize and translate any apps or sites that uses YAML for localization. > Yaml is used in many languages such as Ruby, Python, Php and for Framework such as Rails or Symphony.
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by m_t 9y ago
This is good point as it's the third element in their "breaking changes" > npm will now scold you if you capitalize its name. seriously it will fight you.
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by m_t 9y ago
Since you're citing a Microsoft page, let me give you my very recent experience. We've acquired a Surface Book, which as you probably know can be used as a tablet or as a laptop. The tablet part can also be reversed and closed bac
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by m_t 9y ago
In a few plans I've seen in Europe, tethering can be prohibited in the ToS, but is not technically blocked. You can also find specific tethering plans, sometimes with 4G modems offered by the seller.
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by m_t 9y ago
Ethical class might help a young developer understand why working at a company like that is a bad idea. Understanding that a company punishing you for being ethical is a big glowing red flag is important.
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by m_t 10y ago
I think you already forgot one of the most deadly terrorist attack on the European continent: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_Madrid_train_bombings Nevertheless, we don't have the same security circus when boar
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by m_t 10y ago
Probably because one of the reason people from the EU came to London and, in general, the UK, was because you didn't need a visa. Remove that possibility, then people will consider other places as well.
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by m_t 10y ago
A generic captcha doesn't use the work done by the user. I'm not the person you're replying to, but I think I can guess what could be their answer.
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by m_t 10y ago
I experienced this last summer (2016). I was in Portugal, and was pleasantly surprised to discover that the Portuguese's Netflix still had a tv series that the UK one had ditched. The pleasantness didn't last long when I realised
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by m_t 10y ago
It seems to a be very recurring discussion in the comments on each LinuxFR release post. You can add that some modules have the same kind of name (BNporc which would translate to BNswine for BNP Paribas[0]). Or some applications: QHandjoob[
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by m_t 10y ago
Clickable links. I think it's the bare minimum to expect from a webpage to have actual clickable links to the resource in question.
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by m_t 10y ago
> excluding the people who it most directly affects (UK nationals in the EU) And EU nationals in the UK.
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by m_t 10y ago
You have to get 45 minutes earlier at the station for passport and luggage control. And you also have to factor the time to go from home to St Pancras, and then from Gare du Nord to your office. Practically, it's a way longer commute.
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by m_t 10y ago
Don't forget about the ad campaigns in the real world! There was a browser being advertised in the subway. Now way Mozilla could compete on that level of marketing.
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by m_t 10y ago
Well, he would know about it!
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by m_t 10y ago
Well then we can definitely trust them.
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by m_t 10y ago
What's the solution for source controlled database logic?
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by m_t 10y ago
$1000 is a already a very expensive necklace.
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by m_t 10y ago
Not on my Firefox. That's really weird. I almost understand messing up the font size on desktop, but making it unresizable is bad.
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by m_t 10y ago
It is easier to unscrew. That's not much, but it's a large step when it comes to cleaning something that get cleaned once every 5 years.
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by m_t 10y ago
On the two MBP that are currently in my home, I have: * Changed the RAM (on both) * Changed the battery (both) * Switched a HDD to a SSD * Replaced the touchpad that died * Had to do some work on the screen that is slowly dying
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by m_t 10y ago
I've also heard that most of those rule making people were at some point children themselves. It's a vicious circle really.
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by m_t 10y ago
It's not universal, that wouldn't be complicated enough!
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by m_t 10y ago
This is wonderfully fun.
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by m_t 10y ago
I have almost no knowledge in nutrition. But I know we absorb things differently depending on what we found them in. We absorb protein differently if they come from mat or from vegetables. We absorb calcium differently if it comes from milk
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by m_t 10y ago
Yeah. We solved that problem by still not using those variables.
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by m_t 10y ago
Proper health care, good infrastructure, all those sorts of thing can make a difference if the startup wants to have local employees - or even if the founder wants to benefit from them.

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